Antarctica & Arctic

Travelers with a passionate spirit for exploration will relish this rare encounter with Antarctica—go deeper and get closer aboard our private, well-appointed small ship built for polar waters.

Discover less-traveled sides of these two Nordic countries on a unique itinerary that combines the geologic drama of Iceland’s rarely visited highlands with Greenland’s mighty glaciers, fjords and Inuit culture.

Encounter raw Arctic beauty on Greenland's remote east coast near the edge of the ice sheet. From our deluxe expedition camp, explore by boat, kayak and on foot, where very few travelers venture.

In just over a week, experience highlights and hidden corners of western Iceland -- a microcosm of the country -- including the Snaefellsnes Peninsula and the remote, little-traveled highlands.

An immersive journey into the rugged grandeur of a land sculpted by intense geological forces. Make a full loop around Iceland on the most comprehensive nature adventure this compact country has to offer.

Go longer, farther and deeper into the most remote corners of Iceland in pursuit of stunning landscape shots and native wildlife—with private flightseeing and boat tours for every possible perspective.

Photograph raw Arctic wilderness on Greenland's rarely visited east coast near the edge of the Greenland ice sheet. From our deluxe expedition camp, we shoot by boat, kayak and on foot, in exceptional solitude.

Traveling with polar experts aboard a state-of-the-art small expedition ship, encounter prolific wildlife and colossal icebergs in the matchless wilderness of the Antarctic Peninsula.

Experience the wild grandeur of the White Continent in a more expedient way. Save travel time by flying directly from South America, or cruise the Drake Passage one way, then bypass it on the way back on a two-hour flight.

A comprehensive voyage to the wildlife-rich Falkland Islands and historic South Georgia, where a million-plus king penguins reign—plus the wonders of the Antarctic Peninsula!

Explore the nooks and crannies of Norway's fjord-carved coast and continue to High Arctic Svalbard, home to polar bears and abundant northern wildlife.

Just 600 miles from the North Pole, the remote island of Svalbard offers one of the best opportunities to see polar bears in their natural habitat, on the sea ice.